‘Unfortunately this business, along with the three others which were targeted by offenders’: Police call for witnesses after several break-ins
POLICE are seeking to speak with a man in relation to a break-in at a property in where large amounts of alcohol was allegedly stolen
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POLICE are seeking to speak with a man in relation to a break-in at a property in Alice Springs where large amounts of alcohol was allegedly stolen.
Initial investigations suggest after 3am on Sunday, February 14 an unknown offender allegedly broke into the premises. Once inside the offender filled a shopping with a large amount of alcohol before leaving.
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Detective Senior Sergeant Evan Kelly said they were seeking public assistance to identify a man who they believe can assist with inquiries.
He is described as being Aboriginal in appearance, with a tall build, bleached curl hair, sleeveless denim jacket, grey long sleeve shirt, with black and white runners.
“Strike Force Viper members have carriage of this investigation,” he said.
“Unfortunately this business, along with the three others which were targeted by offenders, sustained a significant amount of damage as a result.
“We urge anyone with information which can assist us in identifying those involved in this unlawful behaviour, to contact police on 131 444 or report it anonymously via Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
“We are yet to determine if the offender/s responsible for this incident are linked to other unlawful entry incidents which targeted other licensed premises throughout the weekend.”
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Unknown offenders targeted four licensed premises: two in the CBD, one in Larapinta and one on Traeger Avenue.
In the period of 6am from Friday, February 12 to 6am Monday, 15 February 15, there were 14 unlawful entries reported to police.
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